The SASEUL development team, ArtiFriends Inc., started developing the mainnet in 2017 and launched in May 2022. The combination of the PoW consensus algorithm and its own PoR algorithm, HAP-2 (Hypothesis Acceptance Protocol), enabled decentralization and a dramatic improvement in speed.

Additionally, SASEUL did not sell the SL mainnet coin. SL can be obtained through mining as a reward for maintaining network nodes. This approach aligns with SASEUL’s commitment to preserving the ideals of Bitcoin and Satoshi Nakamoto. Consequently, SL can only be obtained through mining, and its initiation and distribution mirror that of Bitcoin.

Simultaneously, a hard fork is scheduled for October 2024. Post-hard fork, the network is expected to achieve near real-time processing speeds while fully implementing decentralization on a global scale, making it the first mining-based network to do so.

Furthermore, the GUARDEE wallet service, which supports SASEUL, allows anyone to issue NFTs and store the original data rather than a URL. This represents a significant technological advancement over Ethereum and other blockchain NFTs, with the added benefit of being accessible to everyone.